Community Relations Archive
Thread: Polite Request for More Community Interaction
/agree
Right now we have no clue what the developers are doing and what they are working on. Four days after the release of publish 17 to TC, they pushed a minor publish today that has two bulletpoints in it's patchnotes. We should still be in overdrive mode, because the release of the Total Experience pack is this week and that new user tutorial is a great addition to the game, and will definitely help in new player retention, an issue that SWG has had for years now.
However, there's a lot of questions we have, and the community staff isn't answering them, even though the questions are being asked and brought up in the issues/bugs threads time and time again.
Right now, all the end level content has insane spawn rates, unstoppable mobs, or both. Is this going to be corrected?
Right now, a lot of the GCW dynamic content is so powerful that it can't be attacked. Is this going to be fixed?
Are the developers still working on issues?
Are they aware of the player concerns??
What issues are they working on?
Are they working on new content?
Are they going to work more on publish 17 or is it going to sit in stasis on test center for a few more weeks?
What is the community staff doing?
I came back to SWG and I'm happy with it. It's still one of the most dynamic and rich gameworlds, but that doesn't excuse the problems we are having to deal with. It doesn't excuse no fixes coming down for more than a week when there are glaring gameplay problems. And it certainly doesn't excuse the absolute lack of communication froma staff whose job is to communicate with the playerbase.
Four posts a day doesn't justify their positions. I don't want the community staff fired, I want interaction with the community and answers to questions we've been asking for a month now.
Message Edited by Cutedge on 05-25-2005 01:48 PM
/fire Tiggs.
Unless community relations steps it up to a level we've never seen (that wouldn't be hard), things are heading towards a SECOND meltdown, when those who decided to patiently give them some time to fix the CU after release run out of patience and cancel.
Message Edited by wildcat84 on 05-25-2005 07:21 AM
/agree
Thank you for a finely articulated, non-flamatory, well justifiedpost; I haven't seen anyone say it better. Cheers to you Zutono!